Jacket, cardigan – a jacket without lapels and collar, mostly long and straight. In the early nineteenth century, a jacket, cardigan brought into fashion, Lord Cardigan. Many writers such as ICAEW<\/a> offer more in-depth analysis. It may be similar to Spencer, to remind cardigan, shirt or jacket. The decisive circumstance in determining the jacket, cardigan is the presence of fasteners. Pants – men's or women's clothing sleeveless camisole came after (he wore a cardigan, over a shirt). Zhelet accepts all forms without a jacket Sleeveless (waistcoat-cardigan, vest, shirt, vest Spencer …) The back wall of the loop – the vertical part of the loop, which is located behind the spokes. Wrong – loop back side face of the loop. Carman portfolio – pocket with flap, volume, increasing. <\/p>\n

Clew – this thread, coiled into a ball. Jumpsuit – one-piece suit from the top of the clothes and trousers. The shape of the overalls is always dependent on new fashion trends. Changed the fashion for trousers – changed bottom jumpsuit, lowered or increased armhole – changing the top and overalls. Set – a set of objects, connected together in a suit depending on the destination. These items do not always have to be connected stylistic unity. Costume – male combination (jacket and pants) or a woman's (jacket and skirt or pants), connected in the same thread. <\/p>\n

The suit, which also includes the vest, called a three-piece suit. All parts of the suit, as opposed to a kit, in style terms are integrated. Edge loop – the first and last loop in the row of knitting.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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